Airbus time-lapse project showcased at Goodwood Festival of Speed
Our managed time-lapse capture for the Airbus Mars rover continues, as we provide a bespoke viewing solution for a special public exhibition at the Goodwood Festival of Speed 2019.
Our managed time-lapse capture for the Airbus Mars rover continues, as we provide a bespoke viewing solution for a special public exhibition at the Goodwood Festival of Speed 2019.
“With the likes of HS2 and Northern Powerhouse Rail hitting the headlines recently, it’s clear that major investments are being made to improve transport across the UK. How effective is time-lapse photography at showcasing major developments like these?” We consider this and look at some of our own work.
50 years following the historic moon landing of 1969, scenes of American astronauts gracing the dusty lunar surface have been immortalised in photographic images. We consider the role of photography in documenting the legacies of space travel.
A short round-up of interesting time-lapse videos we have sourced from Vimeo in the past week.
Following our own news about our continued time-lapse capture for Airbus as they prepare their Mars rover – newly named the ‘Rosalind Franklin’ – we look at other space-themed videos.
We have two camera systems currently in situ at Airbus’ Stevenage base, where the final assembly of the Rosalind Franklin rover is underway. Our very bespoke time-lapse camera set-up is helping to capture the 300kg robotic vehicle ahead of its 2020 launch.
Join us in outer space for this blog as we take a closer look at some recent applications of time-lapse which capture the wonders of Earth and its surrounding cosmos.
In this blog we focus on the evolution of drone technology, specifically the constant push and pull between ensuring their safe and regulated use, and their exciting future prospects.
We return to space in this blog to take a look at some of the ways in which time-lapse is utilised for the purposes of exploration and education, featuring work from NASA and British astronaut Tim Peake.
Quite an event on Monday, as the popularly named ‘supermoon’ came into full view across the world. With such a special phenomenon occurring so rarely, we look at how the photography world has capture past lunar spectacles.